The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1856, Page 8

ond THE PUBLIC HEALTH: ur ‘We learn from the Health Officer that there are but two cases of yellow fever now in the Marine Hospital, ‘Staten Island, one of which came very near eloping from Dr. Harris yesterday, op board of steamboat ling at the Quarantine wharf, and that uearly all the vessels arriving ‘are healthy. One vessel oaly has been ordered oif the Boutb weet Spit for nine days past. Everything on the outside and inside of Quarantine is tn a state of quietude. The ‘‘ingurrectionists’’ and “‘re- gulars’’ have ceased active warfare, and have concluded to submit all further differences to the slow and sure process of law. The seven stevedores who were arrested on Monday morning for leaving the Quarantine limits were discharged yesterday afternoon, their employers having promised ‘their better behavior in future. ‘The decrease of the yellow fever in the hospital is } mown to the people retiving in Castleton and the vicini- Y¥, and the alarm which recenuy prevailed has entirely subsided. ‘The Commissioners of Health met as usual yesterday _ Moon, in the City Hall. The report of thetr proceedings, blished in yesterday's Heks.D, was read by President i for the edification of the Beard. As mone but the veporters for the smail evening papers are admitted to ihe meetings, we are unable to state what action was taken upon it. In givivg the personnel 0° the Board in yesterday's is sue, We copied from Vaentine’x Manual, which i seems is iRcorrect. Board The toliowing usmed persons constitute the say, R. H. Thompsor isaac 0. Barker. Benj. F. Pinckney. 4 Je Slayor, in Certain cases, {2 wet the Board, but is met a member oi Supervisors appropriated $500.10 be div the President of the Board of aluern ea apd wiv | of the Board of Ovucctiuy u, for their labors 4s Comm, ers. It geems our New Jersey reigbbors are bigh!: ‘at the removal of the infect vesvels to the it. A complaint has be ‘Monmouth county, that Temored seyerai #bip: the Quarautie grow » to Governor Price from ‘horities ot New York have with yellow fever from wu Isiaud, to the waters of the Rariiao bay, within to jurisdicuon of the State ot New Jersey, spreading sar aud consternation emong the people of the shore. who ‘avng their homes for fear Of the contagion. The Go tT bas taken tnis matter in hand, and has appoiuw zsion, composed of Messrs. James Patterson, ol th county; D. K. Sehenck. of Micdiesex convty, and J. M. Cornelison, of Hudson county, to inquire tuto the facts of the case, and ascertain if (he ship» are actus y within the territorial Jurisdiction of that stave,» ut rt to him forthwith, in ‘order that he may tke scsary measures for pre- venting the encroach rights of Jerseymen. To re-ation to this aii » Troma True American ‘of the ‘oth just., says — We cannot see what author apy ether of the fupetiou: Dave for sendimg vess disease, beyond the preemet son: te Board of Health, or the State of New York, infeoted with a pestilential caiguated by law for the riding of quarapine. fhe Hoar! ot He and the ottl- cers of the Quarantine e=tabishment can certaialy have mt to the State of BO Jurieeietion over all He # New York, They ceriaioiy spread a nuisance over «!/0 them that the peope o New Jersey will not submit to any such linporition. If {i is suown that the vessels com- of, are within the jurisdiction of tuls State, uniess y belong to the State or are bouns to oue of its ports, ‘hey will not be permitted to remain where they are. ‘The peopie on the shore are very moch incensed at ta attempt to spread disease and Uoath in thelr midst, and will take the matter in (cir own hands, ualess the prompt aud efficient action of the Goveruor readers their persoual e@orts upueceesary PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD. The apnexed cases were ucteu upon by the Commis siovers. — Brig Suwannee arrived from Ponce, Porto Rico, on 23d Anat., With a cargo ot snga: acd molasses, al! hands on board reported weil ou a 1 during the passag Allowe4 to lighter ber rark od it to the city, after the expiration cf tive days tow ot arrival Brig Erie arrived trom “t jag» de Cuba on the 23d in- tant, with acargo of «usar ue map died on the prs tage of consumption; rev gor health, She was oruc: and fomgated, anc carg and sent tv the city, after a detention o: dfteen date of ari ival. Bark Eastera Belle arrives irom Ponee, Porto Rico, on the 24th instant, with ac» go of nyvlasses and sugar; all Bands reported well on arriva. and curing the passage. Ordered t0 remain at Quara: riod of tive days hgbter ber cargo aa Dave no authority to tg Stetes: and we caa tell the crew reported in ased thoroughly cic ! jor ventiiation, to be theu wed & and send it to the city Schoover Albert Mason, ‘rom Charleston, 8, C., arrived on the 2éth instant, wie ‘<0 Of wheat, port of depar. ture ucbealthy, but all ‘4 Ooard are well and Bave been. Tne vesse! hax b oroughly cleansed an: of the Health \floer Purified, and on the recom: city tu tou days, providing ‘Was allowed to proceed te the the crew remain well Brig Xenopben arrived frou Sagua la Grand oa 25th inat., with cargo of sugar and molawes. Health ufticer ts of the opinion that we cargo may safely be Lightered and Fent to tbe city, especial: 1) bands are well Bark Taimadge arrived (10m Havaya ou 25th inst., ‘with cargo of sugar. Wie at the port of Cienfaegos the in diee of yellow fever. Tho cargo was ordered to be lightercd and sent tothe city after Afeen days, all_were well Brig H. Mathews, from Sago la Grand, arrived oa 25th (mat , with cargo of suger an! molawes, all well. Cargo allowed to be lightered to the city immediately Brig R. Dyer, from Gowaives arrived on the 25th inst. wood. Lost ope man on passage of yellow fever, Wo be lightered. Verse! to remain at Qoerautine. folowing cases were reported upon specially by the Health (Otieer — Schoocer George Mangtam, (rom Comberland Harbor, came into port en the isth July with a cargo of sugar, Gnd no Fickness on board Allowed to proceed. Brig Active, from St. Jago ue Caba, arrived op August ‘Sd at Quarantine, laden with suger, a!) hauas oa board Detwg Weil. Allowed to proceed to the city. Brig Ama arrived ip Quarantine Avgust 10, from Cape Eagine. 0 Demag e} baving on board oaly logwood, and all is being Allowed to proceed to the city k Jobn rata, , arrived ia port trom Cienfuegos July 20, laden with wugar. The capa and one mau died of youn fever during the paeenge, and the mate was sick ‘at port of departure. The cago of eaid veesel has been discharged for @ period of ten days and the vessel has = famignted and otherwwe cleansed. No stevedore bas sickened on bowed of said vewsel siace ‘she has beon ia port. The verre! tas been in quarantige ‘the period prescribed by aw. Allowed t proceed in ten ig Wiliam F. came into Quarantine, August 12, trom and mol wayamas, Porto [is, with ug ‘n board well. Allowed to prov. Bark WildGre, arrived on iSth inst, from Vera Cruz, whieb port is am open roadstead, and not more uahealthy ‘at this season than usual. The owaers desire a stream to come within (0 yards of the city to discharge he cargo of hides on lighters. Case referred t> the con- sideration of the Health (itic Schoover Tenloo, from son: wood. Permission was given | and all vem, with cargo of log this vessel 10 come to cargo on another wu Platte, arrived on the Dist instant. Cargo ot malugasy and hides apt yeas to come within throe haudred yards of the ‘and discharge cargo un lighters, Dut Rides sot to be the city or Brookly ‘esperian, from Bons ‘=, which was ordered to ve days at Quarantice, and then discharge cargo lighters, to be browght to the city; allowed to ee & g proceed to the city with carg or sue haa beea fami gated, ko., and bas remained teu days Brig Mar Port au Pri r Fo] 23 to discharge the remainier of her log wood femphor, from Vera Cruz, arrived on 18 ‘with cargo of bides, wishes to come within three bundred ‘the city to lighter her cargo, and eend immediate yy. The case wae reterred t the Health Uiliser. 4 Ag NP. Talmadge. ‘rom Havana, having lost her of yellow fever, shé was ordered to the South- ‘wort Spit by A TL ny Health (@icer ip the abscace of . peon, but the mate reiused to obey the order. Health (iticer of learciag the facts, commanicated licensed pilot of the port, and directed bim to re move the verse! forthwith to the Southweat Spit, where she remains subject to a Quarantine of thirty days, with Eermiesion to discharge the cargo at the expiration of af days. Veliow Fever. PROGRESS OF THE DISRASH ON LONG ISL ASD— FATAL CHARAOTRR—ITS HISTORY 80 FAu—s ‘YOUNG HERO. ‘It le impossible to convey an \fea of the consternation that bas prevailed among the residents of Fort Hain’ toa Gnd its vicinity since the appearance of the yellow fever @t that place. At Girst they would not believe the dreat disease was amongst them, aod \t was pronounced aggra ‘vated remittent and billions fever—but the suddenoss of the deaths, the fatality that accompanied it, and the by which tt was distinguished #o9n left no Gout of its true character. The first death occurred oa he Gay of July, since which time there have been im all at Fort Hamilton and Yellow being one of anmistakadie yellow fever. 00 the bluff overlooking Gravesend Bay, vemsels my at anchor, but since then passing from Yellow Hook to and South Brookiyn, aad rain and strong northerly wind= three weeks, there i+ but © progressed even f bt aw to What caused toe Fort Hamilton, The Ft of the country unite from the vesseia wood, was refured pertaiesiot to zo alongsi N i is 183 te i He et the south and south veut, right upon It has been proved that no com mounicaton bad with say of the vessels by poo ple living ‘vicinity, and the infection ia solely due 40 the ca: One of (he reasone urged in favor of placing the Qua ‘an i i H | . Hi i dist : ut : ~ i i : i a BE A | t F é wo persons, however, have roved themselves true heroes in the Rae area Mr. bert H Cummings nursed Mr. Chandier died, and now himself ites at the point of death with the fearful disease, which he caught at the bedside of the sic. Paul Oliver, a young man 20 years of age, has acted with great heroism in this emergency. He, ‘been un remiiting in bis attentions to the sick, and were it not for him many poor persons would have been unattended in their Tastt ‘ler moments when friend: and relatives had ber _— stricken, from their side. rsons of bis stamp are very much required in ity There is one circumstance that gig! & most fearful alarm about this disease, and that is malignan >) Nearly every case of undeniable yellow i in adults, bas resulted fatally, and we understand the eame circum’ stance bas been noted at the Marmwe Hospital. Tha children, however, who are attacked, do sometimes re- * cover. One of the fret ceaths that occurred was that of Judge Rockwell Gen. stautou died soon after, Then Chandler White and servant and Mr. Powell. the tamily of Nethaniel Doyie lost six out of nine members. Mrs. Doyle and three children alone remain. It soon appeared at Yellow Hook, or Bay Ridge as it J. Vv. B was } fs more commonly catied, where Mr. is attacked, aud he and two brothers, Leiterts and De Hart, and three children, died of the disease. The wife and three children alone were syared out of a large family. It must be Loticed, too, that these deatas ¢o not occur in poor families, but amorg the very rich, those who are surrounded by every comfortand luxury. Nearly every wealthy faintly who has remained in the neighborhood eet, while among the poor it has beea equally The following named families bave left Fort Hamilton since the brekamg out of this diseare, viz:--Clapp, Gel. ston, Church, McElrath, stanton, Warmser, Young, Powell, Oliver, Vanderpool, four fataites of Bergens, four of Bennet’s, Richards, Perry, Kitchen, Holden, Murphy, Langley Kent, McGrath—in ail, over thirty-five families bave lett, and the place 8 almost entirely deserted. Poitce Intelligence. INCENDIARY FIRE IN HUDSON STREBT—MRS. MARY THOMPSON ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF ARSON. Betore Justice Davison. Tk will be recollected that on the morning 0° the 15th instant. between the hours ot 12and6 o'clock, two very mysterious fircs occurred in the iwethng bouse of Mrs. Mary Thompeon, No 462 Hudsom street. On the rst alarm wo less than ten distinct and separate Grea were discovered amorgst the household furniture, the object of the incendiary seeming to be the destruction of the ferpitere, and pot the building. All these fires on the first occasion were extinguished by the police and tue neighbors. The Fire Sarsual, assisted by Captains Acker man api Turwull, made a careful examination of the premises, and did bot leave the house until about $ o'clock. Shortly afier 4 o'clock a second fire broke out ou the cond story. tire having been a sccoud time applied to th bedding dvd bedsteads The,resuit of the Fire Marshal’ investigation being aia before Justice Davixov, a warrant was issued for the arrest of Mary Tuompson on the charge of wilfully fring her household furniture tor the purpose of de raucing the iosurauce company. Yester- day Capta’n Ackertasn arrested Mrs Thompsoa, and Jus- tice Davison required ber to God bail in the sum of $500 to abewer the charge. Bearers OF aN Excaren Prrsover.— Sergeant Moxham and officer Austin of the Fourth district police court, yes- terday returned from Albany, having tn custody a young man named Panicl Gatlagher, who stands charged with the commission of pe spon the person of Mary App Conelly, reeiding ip 123¢ street, Harlem, Tbe crime iz alleged to have bees committed about (bree weeks ago, at which time Gallagher was arrested, but when takea to ihe police court be manages to get away from the of ficer bavirg him in charge. and was not heard of again wndii last Suadsy. Information was then received that he bad been seen in Albany, and Justice Bogart dis. patched the above named officers after him. Oa reach. Pg the stopping place of the fugitive, they 10und that be jeft Un bad jus the bowe, and started in pursuit. Gal- aghcr, ou sceing the officers, resognized them, and tock Ohbis beets, he fied for nearly two miles, but daally tool refuge in au old miil, and before the police could take him, they were obliged to fire one or two shots over b's head. This intimidated the fugitive, and be surrendered, aod was brought back, and Justice Bogart locked him up or trial. A.Leaxp Turet of Law Booxs —A gentlemanly appear- og man, about 55 yeare of age, who aeither by threats nor persuasion would divulge bia name, was arrested yesterday, cbarged with having stolen tive law books, valued a! $.2, from the office of Tomiinson & Walden, No. T Wallstreet. The prisoner, it is further alleged, ‘sold Some of the books to Patrick M. Haverty, No. 110 Fuatton street, who retold them to @ Mr. Blood. The accused was taken before Justice Welsh and committed for fur. ther examiation. Be demurred to being locked up, and offered the officer who bad him in charge a considerable sum to allow him to remain in the privon yard until be could procure bail; but his request was not complied with, ALLEGED PrexrockETs at a Fryxnat —Two young men, named Girard Clifton and Jams Wiiliatas, were detected on Monday afternoon in the act of picking ladies’ povk at the Jane street Methodist church, when the funeral service over the body of Mr. Thos H Braum were being solemnized They were arrested by officers Bennett ani Leferta, of the Ninth ward police, and committed to prison by Justice Davidson, Bvrotary.—The cloth store of Jos¢ph L. Flood, No. 5 Chambers street, was entered by burglars on Menday night, aud robber ef $400 worth of clott« and cassimeres, with which the rascals escaped. No arrest, Exiouast Rewsens.—Philip Staats, Wm. Taylor, Theo ore Sebmidt, Fraucis Shaiensky, and Joseph Guttman, the parties against whom complaints were made last Fri day for soliciting emigrant passengcrs and selling them tickets without license, yesterday appeared betore Jus tice Welsh, at the Lower Police Court, and gave bail in $600 each to the cbarge. It is said that the as cured are far ess culpable than the * outside of the sate’ barbarians, who swindle and fleece every ‘mm: grant (hat (ails io their way City Intelligence. Coen or me Costin Ganven Cirncs.—The six clerks attached to the Carte Garden emigrant dopot, who were arrested charged with booking emigrants without a heense, were brought vefore Justice Conuolly yesterday for examination. They waived their right to cross ques- tion the witnesses in the case, and the whole matter is to £0 before the Grand Jury for their action; the parties giviog 8500 bail for their appearance. AcopmyTs.—Peter Boyle, a laborer employed at pier 14 North river, was seriously injered, on Monday afternoon, by « barrel of beer, which fell upon bim. The police eyed bit to the City Hospital tin Murphy, a hand on board the steamboat Dela. ware, ly ing at pier 14 North river, fell through the hatch- way of the boat, on =~ evening, and was badly bart. He was taken to the City Boopteat Michael! Fisnnagat boy 14 years of age, wae play- ing, on Monday afternoon, in the cellar of a new butld ing in Twenty fifth street, near Sixth avenue, when one ot the side walls of the cellar gave way and buried him under the rubbieh He waa ry ona by some laborers, and after ttended at a house in the neighborhood, by Dr. Ranney, wns conveyed to the residence of his pa: rents, 302 Fast Thirteenth street. His injuries, though vevere, are not thougtt to be of a fatal charactor. Mrerse or run Prsov Association —The Executive Committee’of this association held thetr regular monthly meeting yesterday, 16 Centre street Appeared #126 bad been contributed to ite funda during the preseat month. From the diary of the agent, we lcarn nearly 400 persons have been visited in our city —, From this number those were carefully peared the mort inexperienced im crime, and ‘about circumstances of extenuation seemed to exit; 117 com plainte were minutely and impartisily exami there were diacontinved and abandoaed on tbel 43 pe cons bad been discharged from Kan an | on 4 recor. mendation, (the charges being Rovelons ae preferred under Uke iniinense of passion meee Lot one of whom could be reco, feed a0 as hay jp BO viously charged with crime; 23 disc our State . penitentiaries and county 7 jas, om \emporarily araicved with «mall sume of momey, while a mocb larger ber of weedy applicants were (from ‘Want of meane) sent away empty, Eleven men and youth, wb en ts and torn,” were sy plied wtth clothing as thetr scanty wardrobe wou ae ipa, Few pad bey with sitgations joyment, and most of thetn away in the country nore oe chances of their doing well we more hopeful iben'it if they were in the city. Bibles, Testaments and other books were freely . Donations and con- tributions are earnestly solicited on bebaif of this very useful institution, and a be qa acknowledged by Henry A. Oakley, Haq. ‘all street. Clothing, ebirts, shoes, Te &e., are eapectl required for men this to reform. 16 Centre street, corner of "Gnanibers, New Bsa) Wueat at Ricnwonp, Va.—It is stated in the Richmond Enquirer that the Central depot in that city is entirely filled with wheat, and that there are now ‘the tracks and sidelings three Jong trains for room to be unloaded. On Saturday last four freight traing were reesived in Richmond over that road, bringing between fifteen and twenty thourand bashola of wheat, The millers cannot receive the wheat as fast ag {tis coming to market, and it has declined in price from 10e. to 150, per bushel’ in renee, and it is thought t will decline still more if the farmers continue to force it into the market. KNOCKING A SEAMAN OVERBOARD. Aman named Dean, alias Higgins, boatewain of the American ship Stag Hound, was arrested on « charge of baving, on the nizht of the 28d April last, while at an- chor in the river Wham knocked from on tone said oreo Mack, autor he was on tho ging porto was drowned. cused ‘Bean ) was wee for examination. isi The sale of the slayer Braman rene was adjourned to the Parade ot New Haven Fire Department. TO THE ED OR OF THE HERALD. YORKVILLS, Aug. 26, 1856. ‘our is-ne of the 26tn you state that ‘nove of the wes York companies will attend the parade of the New Haven Fire fey t,’’ and that one of the principal reasons for their not going is their “fear of not Boving a fair sbow iv the trial of skill, &c., &c. Permit me to cor- rect you im both these particulars. Ur ited Fngine — pany No, 19 18 gowg to attend the New Haven pai ihe only reason they donot take thelr engine ih them, and ‘take a band in,’ is the fact that ig now m the painter’s hands being prepared for the parade of the Fire Department in this city, on the 18th of October next. The invitstion we have received from the Com- mitiee of Arrangements at New Haven is too frank aud sincere to permit vs to suppose for one moment that all by omen ry ‘the coming “trial of skill’? will not iy a “ fair ‘Mys-seyt Levens. —List of letters advertised in the New Yonx Beatn of August 22, 1856, for Philadelphia, Balti. more, Boston and Aibany houses, remainiag in the New York Post office, uncalled for—no doubt misdirected:— PULADELPHIA HOUSES.» J.T. Alburger & Co., James §. Mason &Co., Jobp W. Ashmead, Wa, HM Hatch & Brothers, ‘Thos, R. Justice & Steinmetz, Henry L. Thos. J. Miles & Bro., Wa. S. Price. BALTIMORE HOUSES, Hodges, Brothers & Co., Over & Co. ROSTON HOUSES. Sweetser, Goshin & Co., shouid be Swoetser, Gookin & Co, ALBANY HOUSES. Geo. W. & W. B. Emery, W. B. Dick. Williamsburg City News. Sciems ~Alice Keating, the wite of a lavoring man, committed suicide on Sunday by taking arsenic. De- ceased resided at 282 Sout Fifth street. The cause of her committing the rash act ts uaknown, The jury ein pannedled by Coroner liantord rendered a verdict of suicide. Atremrt#D Highway Rossery NEAR TaRrRy- TOWN—DARING AND ING 'S AVTACK ON THE CARMIAGE OF MR. SWORDS, oF New Youk —On Monday evening last the coachman of Mr. Swords, publisher, of this city, took the carriage of bis employer und proceeded with {t from hig country resicence near Tarrytown, towards the railroad depot When be arrived opposite to Beekman’s wood, two men sedceuly rushed from an ambush pear by, one of whom immediately struck one of the horses such @ biow with a heavy wooven rail that the animal soon afterwarda fell between the attacking party and the car- riage Both horses ther took fright, separated them- selves from the vebicle, and ran away. The second high- waytmap then seized the bandJe of tne carriage door and opeced it, but tneing no person inside permitted the Griver to make his escape. The coachman rap to the house of Mr. Swords, rm ‘joformed that ntleman of what bad occurred. Mr. Swords immediately roused up bis mep, and summoned his neighbors to his aid, wien a party of tev or a dozen persons was soon formed, They preceeded to the spot, and approach. ing tbe carriage caatiowly from different points, be could see that the robbers were not disturbed, as one bem had his head protruded trom one of the side win- y any ae if bron? around. The vigilance party pounced on him, when he fell dowa in the carriage and pretendod to be asleep. He was, however, arrested, on being questioned, told many contradictory stories as to his riai- dence, butiness, &c., kc. He was ideatified by” Mr, Swords’ driver as ae feliow who struck the horse with the rail, and it is poy nt that ois reason for permitting the coacbman to go home spring from the hope that the man and Mr, swords would culy come back to look for be carrisge, When the confederate robbers could fall on them and perhaps murder them. He is now, however, secure. Gangs of very ugly looking loafers sve com: menced to injet the roads near Tarrytown, and travel Jers should keep a tharp look out for them. Tae Fisaxxres.—The fisheries this season, says the Newburyport Herald, promise to be very successful, ‘beth the ccd and mackerel. The early arrivals from La- brador have been fo, and they report an abundaace of fish. The same is true from the Bauks. Versels arriving at Marbiepead and otter potuts, engaged in the Banks firbiwg, have found flah of the largest size, and are ar- rivirg with tell fares. Two veesels arrived at Marble bead this week, from a voyage of about three moat ope with 15 000 and the other with 10,000, of such size as to consume the first 130 hheés., and the latter 120 bhds. of The 15,000 fisn make 900 quintals: and the voyage is prefiable epuugh to divide $300 to a man. The Bau Gshing is the best and surest of ail the Gsberies, and but for the difficulty of obtaining competent crews, would be much more extenrively prosecuted. Of the mackerel catch the report is favorable, On our shores they have dobe wel, and the tatest returns from the Bay of St. Lawrence deelare them plenty ant fat. It ts to be hoped shat the mackerel men may bave a go0d seasoa; gene- it is a poor business, and of lave years has decimed i» FeCiion, EXCept in Gloucester, that takes the lead, and which is more abundantly suppiied with men from the Provipe The increase of the shoe business has crowd: ed bara vpon a'l kinds of fisberies, as ‘bat is more profit- le; and it will, in y, if the attempts to intro: duce the shoe manufac re should succeed there. A Goon Dartverance —Madam & pretty bionde of from 29 wo 25 years of age, embarked lately trom Calais to Dover, Flot invalid appearance ex: cited the interest of the paxsengers, who felt great anxie- ty lest sem sickuees should bring on a crisis which ovi- levtly could not jong be defe red. Sho ercnsed the straits, however, safely, and upon landieg was placed in an arm chair; aod salts were bell to ber nose while an cecasional groan went to the beert of all her tr compauions On the wharf a custom house ofl z rerved tbe divembarkation, and seemed to feel a warm interes: ip the pretty Freach woman. He approached and offered his assiswance, intormpg her that he bad come knowledge of medecine, and thoagh the lady sured bim that she felt much’ better, and begged to carried immediately to an hote\, he protested that it could not be dove without danger, ant by hit philanthropic autherity sho was taken to au apartment of the custom #0 8 wife rent for As the officer had fore Alter begging to be released for a quarter of an hour, she was safely delivered of 2 pelerines, 15 scarfs, 17 pieces of ince, 12 pairs of silk stockings, 38 pieces of cotton, @ reticules and 43 Lyons hanckerchiets. Tho motber and oflepring are doipy well —Souheaate rm Gasette Anguatine R~, Tet Crors at Tae Sovrn sed Inst week, says the Columbus (Gn.) Inquirer, of the 21st, while making @ short trip by railroad into Alabama, to see that the corn, from which the fodder bas not yet been pulled, looked #0 much greener and more promising than * ara a week or two ‘befor The late rains bave caused the corn in many fields, that had commenced prematurely to shrivel, to fll out ‘bettor, but it i still stunted and mach injured by the drought. Fi portion of the crop the rains came too late to be of aay benefit to or fodder, The crop must be a short one, bot the late rains have somewhat improved the We may ray poe We Faw no Cotton ready for pick! the pont ie everywhere stunted and backward, on i many places it is well filled with squares and bol. There cannot be a iarge in thia section, and even « fair yield is as yet upon favorable weather, ae were su IsavauRation op THE Sratve oF PRawxuin IN Dewron.—The statue of min Franklin will be inaa- gurated m Boston on the 17th of September. The cere- monies io front of the City Hall, where the statue is to be Pisced, will cones of addrosnes by the Hon, Robert C. inthrop, F. W. Lincoln, Jr., Req., President of the Massa- sans Charitable Mechanics’ Association, and b: Mayor of pa ehureh in which Franklin was awh of the day. bas wrmeen an ete te for the wy by upils of the public schools. Colonel N, bab been selected for Chief Marshal, sad. ‘the whole details are in the an cificient committee of the City Council James Married. On Monday sagen 38, by the Rev. J. Millett, Mr, Caan H. Demaray to Mise 8. Euizauntm Carros, both of = a ee church, oe poh, aan & oe dock, Brookly ed. “igugntor ot ‘ue i Joseph of New *Girecht, Lil. ‘ednesday, August 20, b) ‘the Rey, William Mo- Clennan, at bis residence, Was MoPanuw to Mary ANN Sewann, both of this city. Mea, Loves Gactimn, wife of Amedeo ©, Fargis, in the 35th your of ber age. ‘The relatives and friends of the Her remains were t Morristown (N. J.) and Albany pay ‘On Monday, Avgust 26, at bis late resi Wert Twenty third street, Jomsx Caner, in the year of his age. The relatives and friegds of the famply are respectfally Bvited to attend the Church of ‘Twenty eighth street, split Temaine will be taben to Fishkill, N. ¥., for inter. In this on meee tend his funeral, this residence of his mother, ‘On Tuesday, August ness, Miss ANNE ‘mrs, aged 19 years. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respe>tfully Fn nee Dean oe residence, No, pS Tuesday, August 20, Hasvasoa Linpesy, in bis 28th His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 212 Rivington street. Steuben county papers please cop, ew August 26, of 0 protracted illness, Cxaxtes iis remains will be removed from No. 29 Weat Twen- ty-eighth street, this afernoon, at one o’ciock, to Rhine- Kk, for interment, where the funeral will take piace fromthe house of his sister, Mrs. Kip, to-morrow morn- ong, at ll o'clock. Friends and ances are invited to avtend, without further invitation. On Tuesday, August 26, of congestion of the lungs, Ep- wakp L. Biwp, 1p oth year of ge, a at his late real- dence, No. 1,210 Broadway. near Thirty ninth street, The frienas and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funerai services, this | at four o’cleck. ne remains will be 0 to Madison, N. J., for interment, to morrow moruin; oie y bight, August 28, Tuomas O'Connor, aged 9 months. His funeral will proceed to Calvary Cemetery, this af- ternoon, at two o’ciock, from the residence of his parenta, corse Thirty-ffth Cae and Seventh area. m uesday, Aug Livan. daughter leary an Sarah 8. Teu Eyck, aged 11 years and 26 days. The relatives and friends of the family are ae be invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 778 Third avenue, this afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to Cypress Hill tor interment, On Tuesday. August 26, Jaams, gon of John J. and Jane aay aged 13 =. 8 months and 32 coe e friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, to-morrow morning, at 10 o’clock, from bis late residence, No. 179 rece street, His re- mains will be taken to Calvary Comete ‘On Tuesday, August 26, after long 1 naa painful illness, Micuax. Hxaxy, ouly son of Owen and Catharine Heany, 1 year, 5 months and 8 da} The friends of the family ure va pin 8 requested to atiend the fuperal, from the residence of bis parents, No, 246 Mott street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. His re- raced will be icterred in the Cemetery in Eleventh at On Tuesday, August 23, Parmicx Lovonus, aged 38 years, a native of county Louth, Ireland. His’ relatives and triends, also the members of com- pany F, Irish American Guards, 11th Regiment, are re- spectfully requested to attend his funeral, from his late residence, corncr of Forty-fifth street and Second avenue, to-morrow, at 12 o'clock. On Tuesday evening, Auzust 26, Wittiam, the only son of William and Yulie Struckman, aged 1 year. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 116 Broadway, tbis afternoon, at balf-past three o’clock, without further invitation In Jersey City, on Tuesday, August 26, Leritia, wife of Patrick Murray, in the 34th year of her age, and daugh- ter of the late William Barrett, county of Sligo, Ireland. The friends and relatives, and those ot her brother, Edward Barrett, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral. from her late residence, No. 247 South Eighth street, Jersey City, this alternoon, at one o'clock, without turther invitatlon.” Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, Williameburg. Mayo end Siigo papers please copy. Ib Hoboken, on Monday, August 25, of congestion PI the lunge, Maxy Jax, daughter of Michae! aud Sarah W. McCarty, aged 18 years and 12 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull, invited to attend her funeral, from ber mother’s uly dence, in Fifth street, between Washfngion and Bloom- field streets, to morrow afternoon, at three o’clock In Brooklyn, on Friday mc rning, August 42, of cholera infantem, Fxanors Josxs, only son of Francis H. and Julia A. Fleming, aged 8 mouihs and 6 days. At Fort Hamilton, on Tuesday, August 26, Lovisa W., wife of Robert H. —— in the 44th year of Ler age. sc FOu SEW YoRK—Tu1s DaY. 5 22 moon 8: . 6 4i| sien Ware Port of New York, August 26, 1856, CLEARED. 3 ken & Tronside. O—Walsh Carver & linge. ship I.dian Hunter, Austin, bic—J O Baker & Co. Bark Coquette, Laboreau, Havre—Boyd & Hiuchen. Erig Laurel, Jarrett, Balumore—W H Thhmpson, Schr W A Ellis, Nichols Richmond WVau Brunt & Schr L Gitmore, Tyler Savarnah—J R See & Co. Sehr F A Cole, Joues Fredericksburg—Merrill & Abbott. Behr Rachel Jane, Kennon, Georgetown—Van Brunt & Blog ht febr J Smith (Br) Nickerson, St John, NB—Chase & Small. Sebr F Saiterly, Pitehew ready, Mott & Uo. Sloop ian, Worden, Steamer Kenebec Hane Fropelier Parker Vein, Ramsey, aght. ew i Minaetpinia—serdferd’s line, Balun ore—Vromwell’s VED Steamship Augnsis, Lyon, Savannah, 60 hours, with pas- engers aod mdse, oS L Mitchel. Sunday afiernooa, ex- banged signa.s wish steamer Keystone Stato passed scr RX 1, and @ schooner showing ared (iag with white border, jeter 8 wp it Sieamship Southerner, Ew swith mage and p gers, to Spottord, Tile 4 Ml miles ¥ of Ba: for Favar nah Sbip Marthe J Ward, Storer, Liverpool via T: mage and 288 passencers, (o mas'er Day (ot Dasariseotta), Chase, Bristol 30 days, ver and Chai ship adie Gustavus, St Petersburg July 5, with mdse to ma Avg 1, lat 49 &) lon 23 30, saw a ship halliug from Saco, from Neweaitle for New York (ace Below): 12 Jot 43.32, lon 45 40, saw 8 Ocean Bride, of Boston: 25th, oF Masonic, from Crot stadt (or New York. ‘a (of Bosien), Barber, Carditt, 32 day 4 won toorder vessel to master. bpree, a seaman of Ireia: 4 fell overboard from the foreion gaitant yard and was drowned. Aug 14, lat 4415, lon 67 42, hadin, from S\ Joho, Nb. for Becfast. Ang let 40 40. ton 67 42, passed Pr propeller Kangaroo, from Pala, deiphia tor Liverpool: Any 24.9.4 M, off South Shoal, passed aver. Philadelphia), Wileox, Shields, 27 Fox vessel io Fc son the hanks, with thick fog. 4, Tat 59 45, Yon 7 15, stgonlized an American ship {Howes rig), ye AN red ewal tall with black diamond, standing to the East ward Sth, lat 410, Jan 22 00, spoke ship Martha's Vineyard’ henee for Glasgow, Mi aaya ont Har Soucy Wing (of Tubec), Thurlow, Liverpool 90 days, ith 1 t@ Hrutt «Son. “Aug 20, lat 41, lon ship Isaac Wright. Hence for Liverpeo!. “atic Helen & Fiancee (0! Portiand), Wickham, Riga via Fisinore June &, with hemp, &e, (o Sobach & Schepler, vessel tod W Elwell & ray, Calais 9 days, with lumber to May- ve Brig Waredaic, Thackford. Limerick 24 days, with 150 tous old fron to order, verse! to Ib E Arrowsmith Sebr Stacdard Derrickson, Wilmington, 4 days. Bebe ¥ B Smith, Briggn, Now Bedford for Albany. Sehr Areade, Cari sehr Zum: i Propeller Locust Point ho, Portland, Me. Propeuier Totten Morle: aT ropelier Black Diamond, Allen, Philadelphia, Norwich. —The ship Cacho for Liverpool, which cleared tow of steam . Titan last night, returns BELOW Ship R. Robiogon. Robinson, from Liverpcol. Fhip iobena., bartiet, from Longon =bip Kw O'srien, Watts from Bhie! 4 Rite Keareage, Perkins. from Mulelie All by pilot boat W Wind during the day from N and W. Telegraphic Marine Report. BOSTON, Aug H—Arr ship West Wind, Calcutta; bark Tropie Burd, New York tor Key W ator Avg 73, of South Shoal, ship Masonic, from Cron- stadt tor New York. Correspondence, PHILADELPELA Aug %6— Arr sehra ay Weldon, Leon- ard. and Magrolia, ‘Nickerson, Boston; ay at Reaoe, Nandall Celaiss Leader, Hare it Georges, cld i mabip Boston, Clark. New York) bark Unione Pow ernambuco, by ye le au Prince; Argo. ale, Bortes whee. Tielen Nediegor Mealy , Ragged feianit, Na: M Mightington, Mightin sane Mich, fruit, Rloune, t hacher, Bouioa fiat, Nickerson, Providence. PORT RICHMOND, Ang 26—Cld brige Freeman, Nickerson, eoarion, Be Robbins, Boston, Chine, Howard, W illiameport Ployed, Racket, Dighton; Diadem, Black, Bath, Chas Carroll, Pratt, ovicence: Canary. Hicesaud, Halom) WK Goon, Gidoe Fisler, Almira Ann, lexmore, Snean Rnily, Ww A, ¥ Marcy, b Beek, Lamont Dun . Kvergiade, Hall, , Wheaton Tiewis Clark, Git Gidlord; Brocae, Dick ington, “ny Mary Vetphia, Haris, Boston: lary Lelphina, Harris, fn, ely River; Thos t Cooper, Godtrey. Prove. cree. Weim Loper, Robineon, Medford: Treasurer, Fisher; m, and Adelaide, Clark, Salem; I Black head, Ara R ehalller, Proutt, Hart ee Rokbery, Ann Fliza Cake, Leeda, Provi dence; NP Corbitt, Rees, Davenport; E A Millett, Kelsey Siemeeket, v ET Ornmet, Huntley, Providence: Rio Grande, Parker, New York, Sharon, Thurlow, Newburyport: Charie Parker, Compton, Roxbury, N Hone, Jones, Providence. Miscellaneous and Disasters. The steamships Southerner, Capt Ewan, trom Charieston, ppg Capt Lyon, from Savannah, arrived yester morning. Purser Fisher, of the Augusta, and the purser Of ibe Southerner have our thinks for favors. fene Term, from Fredericksburg, Va bonnd lo New York, with fleur and corn, is asbore at Atiautle City; vessel full 0 water. cme Many Pravny, Edgett, from Eastport for Alexandria, pt inte Hotes’ Hole 26th inst, with lose of deck load of inths and # une TenERNAyA~A tei Jagraph deapateh to Kilwood Walter, Ee, Secretary Board of Underwriters, dated Quebec, And S, saze—The ship Tiferuaya (Tehernaya?) haa put into By ney With five feet water iv her bole. Steam will be sent for her. Extract from a letter to Ellwood Waiter, Bey, Secretary of the Board of Underwriters: pores Bere ‘The propeller Panrracset was barat 10 the waters sage, sb Dunkirk, on Friday night, She had j fatehed her eargo, and bad nothin: was owned by the ‘New York and aR ‘Raliroud, and ia prev eh a te “Propeller ler Charter, from Cleveland for this place, filled with from some lnexplained cause se {anid to have pe Sioaki, and wee run ne pines war prAiendgath ‘ah where she now lies sunk de ‘Assintance haa Tent to raise ber, She ‘ete 13 ths Amertoan Trenaporta: Company, th mk ‘s list of the ergo — re or one ‘Ontord—2) lo Forest a a ¥ °F allen Ca) are git, Ye, . Hee York--i6t bhie tot Bernina TAY Allon re of BAT a Hi a2) ve hes wt Alea BA Foot, cara gence. ‘win ne Halon’ bla tallow. 'Cvisl Nove chee ot Grint, Gilet & Raason—% vbis tiger, Albambra, W do, AL YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1856. pais tons Cora “Bha coaprine ier" w. Oe cargo, te pee auction at wer itr Sa ities wares st Bark Bandace, of Bee videnes, re. B 5, fi ee old recently to yyy hy ‘a bouse in Hamburg, o.' Prl- 1 beautiful clipper of acta fatten, to Ree Sia ber ie arpa Sed mia Sto ne inches, breadth 2% feet eet desi ib Capt Talbot, fiaiaee, 2 Mesinea: ‘Orleans je isiane, st witha boty ajal M, How § i Art Repaire of tbe tower and lantern of *e Black Rock Light house, Conn, will be on the 2th Ing, and ihe Nebt Heretotbre exhibited will be then. dimontinust’” Aect light will be shown from the top of the tower need by the repairs are coupleted, when a Fresend les, of ie order, to Ldummate 20 avi be placed sth lanterns ssdeiats Peigintare CABE, shthouse Tsp 3d Dist Licurnovse Inse Orsiox, New ore Raga koe Dt ,ommansseceme, uv Mi government’ has, giveu nolice, dat on the 10th yay ha ma li talternately red snd white (each color Last iwenly seconds, without intervening ec ras exhibit from the summit of a, wooden tower erected on the ft Pontailiac. situated near the entrance and ou the (ihe river Gironde, on the West coast of France The tower is 104 fect high, and the light 177 feet above the level of water, and skould be visible 16 milen in clear weather. It standa in latitude 45 35 10 N, jon 1 03 42 W of Greenwich, The north channel leading into the Gironde is lighted already hy three lights exelusive of that of Cordouan; one om Point de ia Coubre, the second on Point de la Falaise, aud the third on the tower of Terre Négre. Saline Duxxctions—In entering the Gironde by the north chaunel at night bring ihe whie {ised Tight 0° Terre Negre on with the red ané white light of Poutaillac, and keep them so Until the Pot de la Coubre light bears NN, then alter course immediately, and steer for the revolying light of Cordouan, until you have brought the hgbt» on Point dela Faladse and rre Nore in oue. steer for and keep these lights in one unt Hardon Tight bears SSW, after whlch alter course to David eae late of A es tees feetd inches. Ht GIRONDE, FRANCE. be high ground ‘th bank AnH ocureea and bear gs ave magretic, Variations2) 45 W. By command of their WOuN Was HisaToN, Hydographer. Hydragraphie Oflice, Admiralty, London, July 2, Whalemes- Cid at New Bedford 25th, ship haven), Norton, Paciie, Ocean. Sid ship Abigail, Paciilc Ocean; Caravan, North Pacific. At Mauritius in June, Margaret Scott, Howland, NB, oil not stated, bad sh pped ie 99 bdls V <8 my Bhip Santa cane, F vent from Boston May 6, for San Fran- 0, WAS 8€CI Yat 26 838. lon 37 cuoaies from Genoa lay for Callao, was 3 8, ton 87 # “erhane bark Tahita, Buck "Palbot, South Seaman (rew, of Fair- y,” steeerin, nam, from Bt Stephen via ort July 29, for Port mas passed Aug 18. tat 43. lon 40, “Bork Henry, irom Warreu, of and for New York, was passed afternoon of 2th cif N'end of Prudence Island. 0 ip ade a ad Duggan, from Jacksouville for Guadaloupe not as ¥ Sehr F1 Cely Wi ves from Cienfuegos for Boston, Aug 7, off Isle of P reign Ports. yo Aug rave (by tel) steamship Niagara, Liver- wit Isuus ve Los. W Coast Africa, June 25—No Am vesgel in port, Sid May 29, schr Ida Russel, Sparks, Biss JEREMIE, Aug 10—In fort brig Jerome Knight, Stoddard, for Boston uext day; schr Maria L Davie, Wheldea, from Hoe- ton. arr? pr lausntiies, Jaly S1—Bld ship Great Republic, Limeburuer, York. Maracaino, Avg 4—Tn port bark Irma, Nobre, fom Barba. does, just arr, for Philadelphia; brig StMary, Johnson, for N York 6 day Minamicnt, Aug 10-In port bark Waverley, Curtis, for Bristol B, ready. Pana, July B'—In port brig Elizabeth, Morgan, from N York. condem: et y 7—In pert erig Onward, Tibbetts, for N "ach Linily, for dos dave, SURINAM, July 24—In ‘port, ship California, Center, for Gloucester l¢g: ‘brigs South Boston, ee for dodo; Caburae, Hersey, tor co 3 days; Amazon, joaton 6; Mar: tha Wordhingten, Power, and. | ALby Jones, Tucker, from do via Cayenne, both at qu Smeize, Ang S—In yor hi Mountain Wave, Humphrey, ty. St THOMAS, Jtily 4—In port bark Mary Kendall. Plumer, for Aux Cayes few avs. td 8h, brig Seguin, Knight, Aux Gages, to load logwood ior N Yor SPiuvico, Aug Toota port brig Balaer, from NYork; sehr Clotilea, for Mobile, few bane {bark Solomon Piper, Sar for 1 Spear, Mason, for NYork ‘its: Dunkivk, Grif’ for co do: sehr L. © Waits, for NYork 3 daye Home Ports. F ALBANY, Aug %5—~Arr sches Nickerson; Tribune, Nicker son. Daniel Webster, Mekerson: J Raymond Handy, aut Oliver, Sturgis, Loston; 8 A Taicond, Tyrrel, Brookhavea, O K, Keymoud,' Providence, Win Mowses, Gilvert, pa Nelson, Sackett, Greenwich; sloops Shepherd Haven; Mechable, Cole, NYore, Cid schra RA Stevens Hodges. Keston, Minerva, Ney, Mystic ley, Sweet, Slawilord: Arla, Hebert. Rivechead: 4 LoutinedLyness, Fail River: sloopa Deep River, Breun, Hartford; WH seu: drickson, Field, Biideport. BALTIMORE, Aug 25—Arrsbips Georg (Brem),Hohorst, N York (to load for, Bremen); Mariaune (rem); Warameisier, Bremen, bark Madey, Kent, Boston; brigs eka, Lang, Rolereon, Crowell, Boston; ont May Flower, Wevocr, do: Aimira, Wesel NYork; Juana, Pioyd, Stirling, di 5 ickerson, Prov NYork; ship Nortula n, stown, Maria, Nickerson, , Ch schrs Lombard Hardin, Boston Emeline bert; Nort: Ios, Kdwards, 'NBediora: May Queen, Fisher, Cu Fences’ bid Orta Betis Lholoren punk, Dursily Pernambuco, BOSTON, Avg 2—Arr steamer Cy of New Yors, Mat hows, Phiiadelphia: -arka Frauklin, Muichetl. Tet ia, Dr ienfuevoa: Susan Clar Mind: Bropie fra, Clark: NYork via Holmes! 10 West, leaky; put in tor repairs; brigs Edwin, Are: hind, Lowe, do: Sitka, Dunning, Catmito via’ Mavi Habawe Yelave Havana Thos Cocnor, Wsm Lagrange Judge Whitman, Pressey; Al ne Metations tomas Philaderphis. se! , Beate, althworey N Loane, "Doooe: BL Berry. Haley, eed, Romers; aid. Pogo 5B Wheeler, Coraou. Weeks Week Ba,’ Visions’ Hearse, anid Charles Hewry, Beker, Albany, Fakir’ Dickets: Luey ‘\ines, “Aimes: steamship Jackson, Lay el Amsterdara, bark’ lie Com Kearny, Lovell,and ael Gilman, Crowell, N York. Telegraphed, brigs Mecosia, for two barks and two bri ov Hubt care spring Hill recent indeiplia, Cora, Keliey, y, brig Lucy Ava: sche Bums + riek, Aux Cayes 2 acts ancer, NWe Yi House (| wanel, hips Excelsior and Samoset. ecRsi RY, Aug Tare brig William Purringiou. Chandier, Bat POOTIBAY. Ata St—Art brigs Timothy Crosby, Hand joes, Vincennes, Sawyer, St Stephen fur N Bengor for Uarb: Hutelons n Georgetown, —, for Frank, York; sehr Cap ite fort BATH, Ang 2—A CHABLESTON, 3 For WL tcbre Jesse Pratt Potomac River. re back Avola, Kendrick, New- Starr, Marr. Bosicn; Porahonins, Hower York. Brothers, TLowpson, Gulf of Mew ico; see Heyward, H. Sid brig ‘Adela, Byers Weat Incies. DIGHTON, Age 2 f PAY tivEN sehes Hawai Mai‘lda, An drews, Pi adeiph mn. do; slaop JM Parker, Sunmous, New York; 24, sears Minerva, Winslow, Baltimore; Glass blower, > Durfee, James, ifoman, m Visto 1s, Aug Lest GLOUE ust hit, Aug 2e—Are ne HIGHLAND TAGHT, Cape Cod, Aug 24,7 AM—Passing in, ehiy West Wind. fi Boston HOLMES’ NOL, Ang3s, ¢ Hare baiks (Chion, fening, ‘ot and, Cor uthlan, Kagecomb, 8 York for Ban (Charleston for Boston, sehrs 1, Robinson, and Lamartine, : Opinoeo, Holmes, ‘Baltunore York for Portland; “Han- Turner, Purehell, Phi id, Bangor for Bai Alu mber ant NS for N York, ; Fastport for, Alexaparin. On ath in * Sid sebrs John Can A barks NC Buchanyn Daseher, Fark Oceatus, Adame, Suri- Mary esvey Kadgs lost deck iader, Ambaw Charies Rot sowis Musford, Chat lenge, Aretnrus Hanni san Turner, William (ir), and Mary Peavey. Delaware City for Boston: y ary i, P Pharo, for Hoaton; On iiford, Philadelphia 1 tor Noctotk: tari. Bid York for do; Ou for Poston Florida, Kelley, Beat Petit. Clark, do tor Philad | York; Kee Rover, Bacon Tf lula, sebre Franklin Bell, Hornet Remains at 7 PM, calm, ine avove arrivals, and barks Chil ton, Corin hian, echr Mianor. HYANNIs, Aug 2—Arr achr Julia Smith, Crowell, Phi delp hia. ‘MOBILE, Ang 19-Cid schr Gardner, Pike, Whitaker, ‘Olwer M Hallett, do for New for Albany. Bid brig Tal Havana NEW ORLEANS, Ang i7—Arr ships Bowditch, Smith, hence for Vigo, rety iiined to distrene, having boon diamasted; TD) Merwin, Merwin, Cardifi, Wales, in distress; schr Mioua r, Wiikon, Havana. a id bark Livorno. Mowigomery, La Rochelle. 1s-h—Arr steams? ips Mexico, Lawless, Indianola via Galves ton, Phindelphia, McGowan, New York. via Havana. pre viously reported at the Quaranting; sebre Fox, Sbisn, and W Harkness, Smith, Tempico Mowe toren mh, hark Mystery; 12h, barks Oak Hill, Pring t and Thal ANANTUCKET. Ate 2—Arr sche Tryall, Adams, Albany; Arr sehra Roswell Kine, Lan- ™, brig Lodi, Tinker, favsaneh EW BEDE mith, and Chas L Hulse, RD, Aug singe bare Gay J 8 Weld Thempron, ze J EB Sinith, Snow, NYork. Sid sehrs Sarah, Bene hia; Cre Potter, and Saran Jones, Jones, smith, Briggs, Albany,’ Union, Kel lar, ¥) Lucy, Rogers, § York. Sewn ‘2—Arrechr Moselle, Albany. Sd Li Ln Godfrey, Godfrey, brookhay mC. W HAVEN, ‘Aug 25—Arr brig Nelson, Porto Rica, sehen aun Carties, nlc © Tiégkweher, Pia delphia, EH Parker, Parke ia; sloop Tantivy: Hine. Altany. Bld, rehea sR Ford, Can ved Now runswick: M A Morgen, Aner Steriiog, Fo ew Yo NEW LONDON, avg B-Are schr Ned Kagle, Rogers, wom NEWPGHT Ang 2—Arr sehrs 3 1 Atwood, Atwood, Hos- ton for jrinelghin Betence, Gladdi atin ‘for Albany; John Rend, Newhjrg: slooy= Rien, iI ham, NY¥ork. te, ¢ nue Sear ys Kore THelen, Bills, Damari nit, sebr Nerah A Vind, New Vork NEWARK, Aug 23—Arr sehrs Caroline & Re’ For, Horton, Norma, Audersen, Croton; sieop Gallant, Williams, Mills, wes" Below, schirs Choero, es tine M Wilson, Wilson: Sally Wheaton, Wheaton, Fis dorado, Rhelden, from pl feuk Ne Gen Latayels Elizabeutow! 8, seb Mail Crowell; Paragon Wnt, Jane, | Alexander Honderson Coleen: Revewn Sesiey, a hia: Perine, Chase, Albany, Maria Louise, SHR iCOR ERE, Aug %—Sid sche Washington, Hickmas, Avg 20-—Agr ship Mannie 8 Dertey, York. Cy ao neen, Morton. Samad, € J aK Noamer Loc "Bein Frenchy x sete: RG, Aug 4 Fepperal Liverpoat| Manchester, —, K dork. Slo sche Corto, Crpwels apd Avg M—Arr sehr © M Smith, Brown, Paiinde! A—Are sols Jane Toeraham, Merrill, oe Seura, Stodaart, NYork. Si Brig Chad footy, Boston, eehrs New York, Bingham, and BATT brig Potomac, Noror, Pao Be Ate Aftion wie, terra, \eane; Hen. Povrneid, Pata: ahr, Tautainorniy Dove rn wt) Rieson, raite NH Hail Hatch, a uy hf , Hondtout Viriard, NYork Sy) 24, schva Bas A ee a BI, Staves Sautley, lo; fm NY 2th Jarvia Lyon Wheeler, rh rted but anghored velow, waists, Swiss and cam)! ue Sember, nad Ses mele ‘aeer-enesensniniidint onsiinnpeces oeereoneclin WIR EMBROLDERIES.— Ba received, a large dnyvelce Cc and eambrie bands, "Cambrie, lace co Wars. Also, alot ana court nancial Lye ni'vey By BIKMAN & CO: ~Snapanee sages: 473 Broadway. —— OAKS AND MANTILEAS. me STG EO may ‘HULeie ecat ter Murer, Ral Broadway meee Boga to call ee attention 0: Vu: SC Lage a fared cLoais, era Tutas, For th fal irate, This eoilection cexnp lg of alt grades, try 2 the ere the neheot tant at cantbe p roduced, wile the Mites and manucturig euadles hinntey Tas a) mies soe tie very beats Cale ier oct. GRO BULPIN Set Broadway, New ' New Yorit; mannfacory, 69 Franklie seem ™ ADIES PASSING THROUGH THK RT Zit examin ame ani aera int oc Which we bave just opened. 08 "ou $25 f0 1, Tn advance ines i ° he, BEE: ‘it Be. road wag. W FALL GOODS.— Upholsiery, Chrtain materials, Freuca paper hangings, An SOLOMON & HART, 243 Broadway, are now receiving é 4 BULL, SUPPLY OF PAUL GO0D8,, nitable f: Curtains, furniture covering ani interior decoration, Which they otter wholesuie aud retail, Upon the most favorable terms, Store closed oa Saturdays, UISSE MUSLIN BASQUES.— Jit received by BEEKMAN & COMPANY T° Soria ‘473 Broadway. IPRAVELLING MANTLES~ Of every description, At BFEKMAN & COMPANY'S, 473 Broadway. ‘M. BUCHANAN MACKENZIE BEGS UNIVERSAL pa attention to opening day, of which due notice will be 2D. M, BUCHANAN Mao! KENZIE Wid. GIVE DUR NO ¢ of his opening day, for wenlence of strang and viatiers who wish to purchase cloaks and maatlias, Wt, BUCHANAN MSCKENZIR HAS BEORIVED from Paris the richest collection of cloaks ever imported into tins country. Due notice will be givea of his opening day. EISKER BROTHERS, 64 & 65 JOUN STRERT. WE stairs, will, on ‘Thursday, ‘at Cen open & apogee magniiicent stock of straw, hair, and Chenille ore towers. Cece ng ribbons, laces, & vou iy last sieainer. M. BUCHANAN MACK ENZIB WILL DISPLAY THE most elegant collection of Paris cloaks inthe city. Dus notice will be given of his opening day, M. BUCHANAN MACKENZIE HAS BEEN FOR THB inst two months in Paris, selecting novelties in cloaks, mancillas and talmes. Due nodee will be given of bis epen- iB day. 7M. BUCHANAN MACK At Riyciet 5 CONFIDENT that bis newly Bepores | tock ad will frtonomead snyiine of tha ittd over ase ie this oft. Due notice will be given c) this openiog day. TW; BUCHANAN, MACKENZIE— HAS: RETURNED from Paris, with his fall inportations ix cloaks. Due notice will be given of his opening day. M, BUCHANAN, MACKENZIESHAS Alte 1 nae fiatest Parisian styles in cloaks, maniillas and Due notice will be given of his opening’ day. eo GATHERING FOR FALL TRADE—THE ost beautiful in creation; and will be continued mouth during the season. ly, prota: avilion: ‘The cotifeares head ornaments atiractive and in profusion. at the de Flora. JAMES TUCKER, No. 337 Broadway. IBBONS, BONNET ae SATLINS, VEGT ARS, French flowers, ostrich feat! trimming: Farce mes gs the richest most atiractive and newest sivie of reeaived by sale low, by MC WeLuTENST Es: im warerooms up siairs. Embarking sol peng by the of January, I willoffer great rs, millinery goods, dreaa CLOTHING, &C, $5. 000 Ine wanted OF NEW AND LEFT ated, eutlemen having larg lots to dispose of, will ceceive the highest price, paid withow haggling or seeking to impose. Call or address THOMAS D CONKOY, 491 Pearl street 1 Merchant tailors having N. new clothing to dispose of, will please address as abo $2. 000 WORTH OF GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF clothing Wanted, in large or small low. Libera eee pail. in current money, ast puuctual attewdanee wa ak rs, through post or ot ‘SaMES MORONEY, 47916 Peart street. ORNTLE « ben de wot DEALERS IN veu's aud bose’ clothing a {arnishin way, near Twelfth street, New Bork. iveb to custom work i U . BE. TOWNSESD. men's and boys’ custom work. Ap- , 815 Browlway. JENTLEMEN HAVING the utmost Value by addrese- eet, near Canal, or 53 A by Mra. Cy Gocd hands wanted ply to BARNUM & 1 UNSTRUCTION. é KOORKERPING: WRITING, “4 RITHMETIO. 1857-09 Gi Broadway’ being assisted an accomplished, attention to students ip peam: new method of band traluing, ( bling from every hand iu one OOKREEPING, WRITING, AND THR OTHER, to success in mercantile life are taught by TERS DIXON We un cipe! ious and supscior the eulire exvinaion of the modera ix aud twelve latanry, Booms H6 Broadway, Appleion's Building. iS XAVIER, 39 WEST FRR. ifh and Sixth avenues. resent iieal akeeper, will sive hip, and guarantees, by hie erreen stidues# and trem- il ro Opes cas iway. BOLL SOLOMON Komale déartment ab Princtoal. N E TELUERING, PROFESSOR OF FRENCH AND jo German, 153 Broadway, (establiabed in 162) easinivations in Burope, und it permiied io refer to Mune. da la Grange, and many others. He ta es atew day scholars for the above and English branches. Traustating. BENCH INSTITUTE-FOR YOUNG GENTLEMER 48 East Twenty-fourth rg oy near Madison park mercies and clarsieal pat tag een, 8 tion of Prot. bile Cbarier, of Paria wil re-open oa 1th of Eeptemoer bext RS. ALFORD AND MISS BUSTEED WILL REOPEN theig select Brench sad Kogiinh day school fur 7 dren, Monday, Sept. 1. Circulars can be obtained at Mra. Shiford's' residenee, No. 368 ‘Sixth avenue, between Bi and Seventeenth sirceis. = DON DERNARD, PROM PARTS, ine boarding and day by wt Indies, 20 second place, Brooklyn. Mr. Freveh professor ‘at the University College, Row. iss French is the language of te school. Ro open September & Omuibas attact FRCHANICS’ INSTITUTH, SCHOOL, No. (2, CHAM bera sireet, reopens ou M Monday, September I, at As A.W. Wi NANT, Prineipal._ ADAME BERGIEWS FRENCU, ENGLISH AN Spanish boarding and day school for young ladies, 132 Madison avenue, wear Thirty second sireet, will reopen ow Wednesday, Sepiember 10. ‘the instiiallog. Omnibus atiac ROFESSOR OF FRENCH AND SPANISH LANs FUABeR—A French gentieman, of elassioal ed who haw been tenchitg many years ia Spanish counteies, hore method of imparting instruction 18 eaay ant 4 Jers his services fu both, ait in the ancient ian Public seboois and private families, Aderese 3 sick, tem iiss TFULLY INFORM TH nbie thet their boarding and pi | fomday, Sept 15. Cleowlars can be ob- Wea rx fourth street, or No. 345; Lock- it woRra AMERICAN Teachers! Tnethuse nse, Be Broad: How. Families and schools with eMicient ieachers. Ladice and gentlemen Pre gagementa are invited to register. HATTO! eo’ A as IN A, PRODU some sirest. “Address Ac Herald utise rating ed wilh refereuces. nd the, wilt be. opened on tained at their reaidense, No. 15) ot the bookiares of Momars, Appleton, & Co. wood, Ni 6 U xine ore oppenite ‘he he's SPORTING. poerye $2 breed Newfoundland mst, Be je wateh dogs, the property mre by applying at 477 PGitenwich street, core the basement, Sa Be GAT. HOAT WANTED. eas tee TO PURCHASE, OR hand, sai! boat, 2 to site, age, &e., box ab Jersey (hp Pou olen ne ) Tk Loy OVERS OF SHOOTING —VAUGHAN'® sbootlng gallery, 208 Hroadway, between ————— WATCHES, JLWELRY, KO, ONNIA DIAMONDS —( OA rinhe as logo); curses $5 0 crosssa, en Ag’ v— 4 Lad. cath aTicetwer, ee Coes AND GOLD CHAINA VEST OM. lanes, fob andguard chains, wo. nate or incniah, ov mer ERO Léa A rewen fo WATCH IMPORTERS Lm AviTr OF THe Tum ord. &M Tt. Lev chron oanster ate facturers to the Lords Commissioners of the seen A don, offers hia serviees to those Kenitemen in, the may wish to enter into arran:@menta Wi of their watehes and movem aus, Ag eae limited, prom pe atrention this Patice la resp Apply © M.T. Levitt wis Lawroese moe 6 Te a ait tts nephews and ‘Tob rien Lender avd. ente ieantoorarsce fm ath watches and gbrorom ‘8 besring tnat name,